PAUL ANTHONY LOBATO

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Roy, Utah **067

Cell 801-***-****

Objective

A challenging growth-oriented position in the Project Manager profession where my experience, and education will be utilized to its full potential.

Employment

L3Harris April 2018 to Current

Salt Lake City, UT

Supplier Quality Engineer

Direct interface for multiple internal/external stakeholders, reviewing design requirements, assess if schedule can be executed, determine if quality, and engineering requirements can be met

Travel to participate/lead PDR, PMR, QRR, and CDR assigning actionable items, conduct weekly teleconferences to meet internal/external contract requirements

Socialize, train suppliers in WSM, procedures, policies and continual improvement

Basic understanding EVMS for schedule efficiency and variance

Team up with Supply Chain for source selection, and development of commodities

Manage, monitor and report on multiple suppliers, sub-tiers with weekly status of hot topics, risks associated, and lead solutions for resolve

Lead fabricated assemblies IPT for quality engineering to identify opportunities, improvements, support delivery, and provide solutions

Good verbal and writing skills, editing, and writing Supplier Statements of Work

Initiate then lead supplier SCAR’s, assign actions, track and reporting

Perform risk assessments to mitigate risk by internal corrective action with root cause analysis to prioritize areas of improvement

Technical experience of maintenance, repair, and overhaul, antenna systems, LRU’s, CCA’s, metal Fab transit cases, braze chassis, and machining

Proficient in writing, PO review, MS office, Silicon Expert, Team Center, supplier balance scorecard, specifications, T&C’s, and SAP application

Supplier surveillance, and AS9102 first article review, verification of deliverables

Certified quality auditor AS9100 Revision C and D

oSpecial processes audits (AC 7108/1 Paint, 7109 Coating)

oQMS audits to prepare, conduction, and follow-up on AS9100

oCounterfeit parts and Physical Configuration audits

oSupplier risk assessments

L3 Technologies April 2017 to July 2018

Salt Lake City, UT

Diminishing Manufacturing Sources (DMS) Engineer

Perform risk assessment for company inventory and OEM of electronic communications hardware

Program support of DMS/Vanishing Vendor (VV) support for demand for top-level system, sub-systems, lower level assemblies, and LRU design level

Perform component and hardware engineering and product life management functions with maintenance of performance records

Working knowledge of Government-Industry Data Exchange Program (GIDEP), Silicon Expert components database, RoHS, lifecycles, risk analysis, and cross-reference replacement with BOM management

Contractor logistics support (CLS), SDRL, and CDRL for event summaries, BOM’s, and roadmap deliverables

Part attribute analysis and identify alternate substitute parts to mitigate obsolescence

Proficient in Excel and Word

L-3 Communication System’s West November 2012 to April 2017

Salt Lake City, UT

Supplier Quality Engineer

Own supplier performance and measurement of KPIs with performance review

Lead quality issues with suppliers and partner with internal customers

Lead effective supplier containment and corrections/corrective actions

Manage, track and expedite First Article Inspections and Validation activity

Support implementation of supplier process validation

Support Production Part Approval Processes (PPAP)

Flow down and define multiple suppliers’ objectives and design requirements

Develop antenna, braze, metal fabrication objectives and strategies

Supplier development: establish and sustain effective partnerships with suppliers, develop technical capability

Perform internal and external audits as required

Complete AS9102 first article forms and summaries

Specification review, coordinate changes, and provide clarification

Lead and participate in continuous improvement projects to support cost savings

Technical support while executing engineering tasks for supplier quality engineering to continuously improve supplier performance

Perform onboarding training for of all regional and factory SQE’s

L-3 Communication System’s West Nov 2004 to Nov 2012

Salt Lake City, UT

Q/A Team Lead and Mentor

Team Lead over Metal Fab. Inspection which included commodities of Electromechanical, Sheet Metal, and Electronic Inspection/Validation for CNC machining programs

Perform detailed dimensional inspections, utilization of CAD to create non-dimension drawings, supporting in-process, startup and final inspections

Perform engineering evaluations, reverse engineering, gage R&R studies

Program CMM Machine Zeiss Calypso, and Mitutoyo Geomeasure with complex set-ups that are on-line off-line programed to minimize downtime

3-D Electronic simulation inspection with Sirius NC verify True Solid to compare the CNC program tool path against Engineering’s controlled solid model

Paint inspections utilizing Data Color Spectrophotometer that is used to inspect painted parts for color conformance to Fed-Std-595 for pass or fail criteria

POC for Offload vendor, instruct for interpretation of L3 WSM, tolerance definition/practice, CAR’s, Non-conformance issues to eliminate discrepancies for existing and future problem/ resolution

Part of Supplier Review Team (SRT) for evaluating/reporting on potential vendors for Offload usage of machining, sheet metal and finishing processing

Proficient in GD&T, blueprint reading and interpreting engineering documents

GSC Foundries Machining Division Sept. 2001 to November 2004

Ogden, UT

Quality Assurance Manager

Oversee inspection activities and personnel performing them

Oversee inspection department and machinist task they are performing

Interpret blueprint drawings, evaluate tolerances

Lead the continuous improvement activities in all areas of manufacturing

Play a key role in new product transfer into manufacturing from the quality side

Oversee corrective and preventive action investigations

Develop quality assurance plans and process control procedures that ensured production of finished products meets quality specifications and standards

Develop, implement and audit control plans, standards and acceptance criteria, and procedures / work instructions

Lead cross-functional teams in execution and reporting quality improvement projects for process improvements, scrap reduction and supplier performance

Petersen Incorporated Jan. 2001 to August 2001 Ogden, UT

QUALITY LAYOUT INSPECTOR

Performed First Article Inspection’s and in-process inspection first pieces of hog outs, casting, weldments and forgings

Proficient in usage of tape measure, square, flat tape, Pi tapes, weld fillet, steel rule and surface plate gauges and methods

Perform complex CMM inspections of precision-machined Aerospace and Commercial parts

GSC Foundries Machining Division June 1996 to Jan. 2001 Ogden, UT

Education

University of Phoenix College – (Masters of Business Administration)

University of Phoenix College – (Bachelor of Science in Management)

University of Phoenix College – (Associates of Arts)

ASQ Certified Quality Inspector (CQI) and Certified Quality Professional (CQP) course

AS9102 FAI Training 3/18/2018

AS9100D certified lead auditor 9/28/2018

Six Sigma Green Belt 9/14/2018

Sologic Root Cause Analysis Level I: Facilitator

Certification GD&T from Technical Documentation Consultants 12/12/16 and 12/16/16

AS9100D internal auditor training November, 2016

SSPC Certification Fundamentals of protective coatings May, 2005

1993 – 2000 Applied Tech. College –OWATC Ogden, UT

IPC-A-610 certification for acceptability of electronic assemblies.

IPC-A-620 certification for cable and wire harness assemblies.

ASQ Certified Mechanical Inspector

Blue Print Reading

Zeiss and Mitutoyo Manual/CNC Coordinate Measuring Machine

PFT Math 1 2 & 3 / Communications 2000

L-3 Training Courses

Positive Work Place Communications

Mentor Training

Lean 101 (Kan Ban, Kaizen, 5 S)

9A- Silver Level Cert.= Lean applied, value stream layout, standard work, variation control, TOC in operations: 18 instructional hours

9-Bronze Level Certification = Lean 101, Six Sigma 101, TOC 101, 6s & Value Stream Mapping: 15 instructional hours.

Supervisory skills program Salt Lake Community College, Miller Campus

Interviewing skills certification.

CS-West Quick Start for New Leaders (New Supervisor Training)

Crucial Conversations Certification.

References

Available upon request.

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